Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-11-12
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trail south OF Lusk, anu quite q number nave
been bsgged.
In Blu Springs the other night the polict
rounded up thirteen grown up men who were
out on a Hallow eve expedition.
Mr.. Davidson, who ia buying the Missouri
Pacific right-of-way through thecounty, states
that the Missouri Pacific trains will be into
Hastings Dec. 1.
The farmers Al Leigh are organizing
joint stock company for the building and
| operation Of an elevator at that place upon
similar plan to the one nov In operation al
Oakland.
Last summer Mr.. Weatherspoon moved
from Detroit, Michigan, to Q farm q few miles
east Of Cedar Rapids. He brought with him
on the cars a dog. Not long after their ar
rival In Boone county the deg left his new
home, and after a few weeks was found on
he doorstep Of his old home In Detroit.
A young man not over twenty-five, with
both legs of close ny, was recently seen al
Beatrice. With no other help thar his hands
he was making his way about without d'R-
Guilty. He was fat and hearty, and in splen.
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lent, He is from Wahoo, and was on his
xay to Falls City.
Edward Graham OF O'Neil received word
rom mis- son Elisha Sunday, rays the Free
Press, through his room nate, from Boston,
Massachusetts,. The boy is dangerously II!
and his parents are considerably worried.
This lie the first information they have re
ceived Of his whereabouts in Elk Year. He
,as no doubt roemed over the country q
great deal since leaving home seven years
$50, and has lifted lots Of type.
The st re of E. D. Everett, in Lyons, says
he Mirror, was burglarized TUE sday night
OF the goods taken were seven or eight fine
six lined rubber ovcrcoats, about a cczsn
pther overcoats, Tor men and boys, "A lot OF
pants and vests, underclothing, subscribers
gloves and many bolts Of goods, principally
checked ~fianneIs. The money drawer was
broker. The entire loss was above 1910.
Early Tuesday morning the barn Of w. I'll
Saeli was discovered to be on fire. II soop
urned TO the ground, but not until a wooo
ott abl ,p&i FiN ntoi VI a btCu NC
stroyed. The barn OF Mr.. Whiting near b.
gas saved by great exertion. A horse wa
burned TO death In SHELLS barn. The nre wa
a doubt incendiary. Loss, 800; insurance,
$500.
Two gentlemen OF Crete were out on The
Blue river boating. Each was accompanied
W two ladies, and while racing the boats be.
c ume entangied and both capsized. The
gentlemen forgot everything and swan for
he shore, leaving the ladies to take care OF
themselves. All we're saved, but had 1t not
been for one OF the ladies, Miss Harriet Ra.
ven, who Is AN expert swimmer, the accident
would have been fatal to oHe Of the parties.
uficer Jack U'Neill visited the Burlington
nd Missouri ice house at Plattsmouth and
found q couple who had established a don't
lie therein. The woman was the one who
came To town with the young Missouri girl In
b x car the o'her day, and Der companion
Aas the young man mentioned in the case.
hey were asleep upon the sawdust that pro.
recrcd the &c, their bedding being a sir gle
0l9nttt above and beneath them. They were
AIKEN to thc ely j III. Later Marshal Maljck
cook th,m doan to the ferry and shipped
item across the river.
A man uam'd John Moran, while waking
% the Fremont, L llhorp and Missouri Val
railroad track, about o hall mile east OF
K'nrard, Al o'clock Tuesday morning, was
caught by a train While crossing d bridge and
hurled from the track. II is thought he il fl.
tally j Ired, the doctors saying that his back
ia breken. He was In a state of unconscious.
ness when fou0d and con equently could z VI
% accoun OF himself. Papers found ON his
screen show that he i, from 80 Northwest av.
enue, ChicAto, ard in good circumstances.
Tn wife IT Peter Johnson, a Dane, who
Ives st r gers, nea- North Bend, had been a
--ndei to the III IRIS OF her family, which con
=. ten If husband and two children. Mr.. John
son works on the section. On going bom
pne q ign asst week be found taat his wife
nd C dren were absent. Search was immc.
diateiy instituted, and about midnight they
ger found ou q sandbar la the Platte river,
he iittie onrs almost chilled 10 death. The
c1idr u's ages are about five and three re.
pet yrly, ard althCu<h the night was very
I'D the cntldre1 were very scan i = cl&d. The
fsuiiy bss the warmest sympathy Of IA
ue'ghbo rhood, and they are being carefully
'opEtd after.
RED W IN NJ Of Hastings, says the Gs
z ~in-JolrLal, was ''abodt town. the other
evcniDA oaaed for game. Ii seems she r..
Gently ecAne susptcious that her Ii.gs lord
had had his elections ollie mated by a ousg
cir, IN the city, snd she procured q La e
'piiis' va w,nt in search OF the maynard
girl t. tead OF her wayward husband. TIE
liri htsrd II and made for tue Burlingto,
gau h 'uri STA ton with a view Of taking
IT. nv. g cat. Tee enraged wife followed
urun tiea, bpt vas prevented from H.,
Aul ur.1i < a. seene @ riot, bloodshed, hair
puiiins ,e'c., ny he poiice. The lirj was there
b enabled 10 max her escape. A lively do
uestc scene 10 ssli 60 have occurred at The
bone OF the man ~roGe sf ctions the wifi
c'aims were captures ~ the giddy young girl
Ga rdav : C etrry Lamar confirmed he
,tct>iu y, b mnissioner Sparks In the case
Y Ca ~ ave. T. nell, from the Nprtl
Pr - os c IN s c~retsry, In hs daci i)h
: v ~ onmis iouer: Guy =. CallahsI
nj Il u'a tlrv statement Oct %, IS 3, al.
III G. H.. n on the came day upon tie
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